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nts in Western Europe, the US, and Japan are newly focused on creating more resilient supply chains, CEO Amanda Lacaze said
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Ten Mexican miners remain trapped in coal mine after three rescued
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Codelco reports accident at mine where worker died last month
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Nevada Gold Mines investing further in education partnerships and training programs, Barrick says
The company is working with the University of Nevada and the Great Basin College in Elko to develop mining-centred programs.
